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National Republican., 1887-09-09
TALK!

This week we are going to
talk about Ingram Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, Window
Shades, and Hassocks. We
have justreceivedper steamer
100 rolls of Ingram Carpets.
This gives us an entire new
stock, and we had concluded
last winter to abandon that
department, but, having so
many calls for this class Of
goods, we concluded to add
the, same and sell cheaper
than ever. When we say
cheaper than ever we mean
to let the figures below talk
for us.
Hemp Carpet 1879.
Ingram Carpet, 1872. -..-
Splendid quality Of Rag, 25c.
25 styles Of Double Warp Ingraius, Csc.
l5styles of Extra super Ingrains, $50.
20 styles of Atl-Sool Filling Ingrains. i5c.
10 styles Of All.wool :-ply, 5Sc.
IL styles Of All-wool 3-ply, 75c.
This line of Carpets can
not be duplicated in this city
under IS per cent. advance;
so bear in mind, if you are
looking for a selection at the
above price we are head
quarters.
Extra Heavy Rope Door Mats, SOC.
100 Smyrna Mats. bright pattern, co..
200 Moqueue Hassocks, 49c; these are adver-
,ised by others at 7bc.
1000 Curtain Poles, with briss fixtures com
ple'e, 24c; in ebony, cherry, and walnut.
Our entire line of Fine Dado Window Shades
or this week only, SOC.
samton's Best Quality No. fFloor Oil Cloth,
select patterns, including 8 styles of marble,
4.4at 2Oc, "a at SOC, and s-4 at 4Oc.
There is no doubt that
some inferior truck may be
elsewhere advertised at
these figures, but nothing to
compare with this line.
Our assortment of Boys
and Girls School Shoes now
complete. You can save
money ifyou give us a chance
Mems, Boys, and Chill
dren's Hats and Cap; ot
every description.
National Republican., 1887-09-09
The Rockville Fair.

There was good attendance at the
Montgomery county fair at Rockville yes
terday but not as large as had been auttcl-
pated. The different departments were
well stocked with exhibits, comparing
favorably with other years, In the after.
noon premiums were awarded Tor the best
butter, honey, homemade fabrics, works OF
art, flowers, poultry, Holstein Friestan cat
tie, Devon cattle, fat cattle, working oxen,
and hogs. a -n
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Fall oyercoats. Elseman Bros, 7th &E.
Going 10 Philadeiphia,

The Corcnran Cadets have decided 10 visit
Philadelphia and participate in the constitu-
tional centennial celebration. They will leave
here Thursday afternoon and return Saturday
night and expect to take about thirty-fye mus
National Republican., 1887-09-09
Army of the Tennensee.

The twentieth annual reunion OF the
Army of the Tennessee will be held at
Detroit, Mich, on the l4th instant and con-
tinue for two days. The citizeus are ar
ranging to give the veterans q most cordial
welcome.
National Republican., 1887-09-09

Tbesc board will lopen the night school
at the end of next October, The S., 300 appro-
nrlated will give more teachers and allow a
chagce TO enjoy more advanced studies.
National Republican., 1887-09-09
CITY ITEMS.

ROWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATIONS, I'll Four
anc-a-helf street northwest. three doors north
II Pennsylvania avenue. Z. p. Rowland, NJ.
Gnd mechanical dentists. Extraotions. under
iitrous oxide, 81 cents each tooth, and only 81
cents extra for gas whether one or number
II teeth are extracted at the same sitting
persons. Artificial teeth 81 per set Gold
imalgam, and white Filings Inserted In th'
best manner All work warranted trst class
National Republican., 1887-09-09
BERKELEY, q pure rye whisky, the best Oh
me market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 q
luart, and SO cents pint, 25 cents sample
hottie. Thnrp. NS street nnrth vest.

"ALDRRHEY DAIRY WAeoNs"-Fresh Alder
iey Butter churned every morning and deliv.
red in y pound "Ward' prints at 40 cents pei
DOund. Also cottage cheese, cents per ball
nnttermilk, cents per quart, and sweet mtlb
a cents per quart
National Republican., 1887-09-09
GLOVES.

II.
For Ladies Gentlemen s1ea
Misses
selling splendid button Embroidered Kid Glove $50
which be duplicated
collar Their sbuton Undressed Mousqustaire
selling and $780, respectively that marves
cheapness
Ddousquetaires These, COURSE
ions but they good ones.
ROY4L" INC ''EIfTE"
regular stock) follows:
National Republican., 1887-09-09

Washlngton W. philaleIphIa. l.l5.
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OpenInr Tie NIcht scbooI.

Fail overcoats, Eisoman Rros., TN & e.
National Republican., 1887-09-09

Cuff Buttons from l7c. TO
8l3 80.
Derrint from l'7c. to $40.
Lit CO Pins from 10. to $40.
Chatelaines and Chatelaine
Orne ments from e9c. to S4.3o.
Gold Watches ia karaD from
$l2.4o up.
Silver Watches from 95 up
Pocketbooks from 25c. to
81 48.
Hano Begs from 25c. to 80 90.
Travelling Tags s135 to $l2 90.
Fans from 1oc. TO sac 90.
National Republican., 1887-09-09

Fall overconts, Elseman Bros, 7th &E,
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.JEWELRY. j


The Latest Novelties are the
Enamel anu Mocnstone Jawelry
Tho rnem IL d goods ara made
to represent Dais g, Pausies, and
other Flowers, and are Z, h most
beautiful goods brougt out his
season. The prices range from
Sl.25 to 1913.
Moonstone Jewelry in Fantas-
tic Designs, all Colors, from 81, 90
TO s46S These goods must b )
seen 10 be appreciated.
scalf ins from 17c. to S13.35
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DoEk

Th- bss' lunch yet served viii be a.
Le2g's 224 king street, tomorrow.
A big hot lunch Is what you get a,
LegR's, .24 King street, so.mofrow.
The best place in the city for coed
lunch Is L,gR F, ga K!nR et,eet. All
i3vited
= co'oEed boy, who caE resi ard
write and attend hres, may hud good
si,uAt.on in AZ ofiae By addressing a
letter 70 u q. this oface.
Ferris & Bro have permanently 10
Gated a. No. cl3 5hipley street, Gas.
,irop Building, and will continue III.
printing in iss various bran shes.
George ". Bush & Son offer liberia
reward for 4 bale OF mating, marked
Granville WorrelI, Wilmington. Del
which wAs lost from their e1pres'
wagon this morning
Mr.. Daniel Toy, oue OF the Wha'oos
Praying Band vi Is fillmore, Will con.
duci sersios IN lie Ashury N. K
Church, 1tis evel ing, ~ 30 o'clock
| Pab &C invited
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Last night about 9 O'Clock ;he ing
boa; Thomas J York, u Philadelphia,
ule~ r aole through her boi' er while eli
Il lrcus Hook, and tbs escaping steam
sca.de1 two meu-ona the engineer aud
the other drek hs1d-so hso ~ that II
Eas ,epor.ed this morning thai they
b"sh died dining the night from theii
njuriee. Toe tnz Meteor, Of this city
conf /. z down irgIn Phiiadt ipL "a q ie y
nomauts afttE the expios OF, found ths
Pailade ltit tug q )ating arouad 10 al
uDnsnAgeaoie condition. The Meteor
sock the disabled tug 10 the wharf and
na1 The TWO ca.dei men removed and
pas uudtE med icai attendance.
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A large NUMBER OF people assem- bed
IN rhe Court Hsnse yesterday afternoon
~ o'clock, many interested and otbe re-
not, 10 witntEs "a number OF bnerli' 8
"a Is that had been advertised. George
stanton, an excellent auctioneer with
strong lungs, mounted the marble steps
leading 20 tho court rosm aud CON.
menced the tales The FIRST property
Of rel was Oar SQecht's brewery and
buildings connected with II Al Filth
ana Du POM, ,r,eis. The property was
valued by the owner ~ $4,000, but
against Il Ibere wEssAid 70 be- mort
gage ofSl4 600 Il s'arted a. $500 and
rAo M 70 & 100 sud WAS kaooked OF 10
Hnfecker & Hoffecker, attorneys.
Two dwellings, near the corner OF
Sc eL.h ard Union streets the property
OF james d Brace, TO h ff-oker 4 Hoi
fecker, attorneys. for u, 100.
A lot OF Liz coin ST. Get near Eleventh,
the property OF Jsmes &. Twaddell &c
James Vincent, for 500
A three story dwelling on From,
street near Dupont. the property OF
George II Bouidsn 10 Waiter Cum N ins
attorney, for $500
Two io's with o dwelling on From
streeI betseep HawIey ana Webb, III,
property Of John Glenn, deceased, Il
W A. ward. attorney Tor q 895
Three d we'lin2s 90 tho Wilmington
and Cbristisna turnpike, the property
Of H>ye. CnSnd .er, deceased, 20 j. +
Smith. a.ierbey, fyr $1,000.
A three siory yelling, near the cor
Der OF Second al d Jefferson streets, IL,
property o James II Aaron and Ano
Z. Wsrrick. TO j. i Smith, attorney
70. 81 800 THIS property had previons
ly been knocked down at 81 $50, bu
| he purchaser not being able - oompl
| sith tie Conditions, it was put up
second :imf.
Dwelling l7l7 Rodney street. proI
! erty Of II Seminar, to j. L. Smitt
| Attorrcy for 81 800.
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DEATHS.

IMoCAFFERTY.-O the 2e,h inr Nellie,
daughter Of John and Rachel MoCanerty
aged yearB and months.
he atiyss nd friends arc respectfully In
vited 10 attend the funeral fri IN the refi-
dcpec OF her parents No lT2i Niipin avenue,
on SATURDAY al, erpoou, at O'Clock. ln'ef
ment a. Nss Cathedral Cemstcry.
EAunHkI --fbp the nth Inst, Peter
HausAey, aged bsyearL
HeistiVes and friends arc respectfully In
vited to attend HIS funeral nom hts late
residence, Oh Dufont street between E'ghtn
and Ninth. On Saturday morning 81
o clock asa In 81. James Ohureh. In
ter eut at 81. Josephs CemsieTy.
,OOUG Norrist5wn, Pa, on Jan.
usry 20, WiiiiAu ID. Coughian, aged u
years
ksiatlves and friends are respectfully tn
vitsd 70 attend the funeral en- Saturday
M rniEg, January ". The remains y ar
rive at the p, " n. depot at 10 o';loek.
I o procc TO ~ Pstfiekb Chaieh. vhsre
H'gh Mass 2ill be celebrated at 1910 -. 10 .
i1isrmsnt 81 New Cath sdrai &c terry. I
YpUNu-on the 2sta Instant, Willtsa Y.
Young age 20 yHars
Dus notice II funeral vii be given.
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JOHN P ALLMONDdCO,
CROCERS,
Eighth and MaIketSt1eets'

Offer 90 barrels Almcrla
(white1 Grapes at the rcmarka-
bly, low price Of i cents per
pound. These grapes came to
US direct from large importer
in New York, and We offer them
at this low price to dispose OF
them quickly.
We are also receiving
twenty boxes Of oranges from
jacksonville, Florida. direct
every week. We offer them at
g cents a dozen, quality unex
cellcd.
IoHN p. AIInoNp g. Go
Despite the great advance in
the pro. OF canned goods, We
arc selling Darby Com (the finest
brand packed without exception
at the low price Of IS cents per
can, sI.75 per dozen. As We may
be compelled in short while 10
advance our price, persons de-
sirous Of securing the best corn
IN the market would do well to
purchase at this time Another
great bargain in canned goods
are cur genuine French Peas at
us cents per can OF . cans tof
$500. These peas are equal, Il
not superior to any sold III this
city Tor p cents per can; one
can Mi convince You OF THIS
fact. S;ablcrs Corn Il cents
per can Violet Tomatoes, in
bottles, al 20 cents each OF 81 Is
per dozen. d. and l.. tomatoes
in 3-pound cans, I2H cents per
can, cans FOR 3 cents.
Coffees have advanced fully
100 per cent. since the Ist oi
MAY, 1886, and although We
have advanced our prices some
what, yet We are al the present
time Offering them lower than
thcy can be purchased at y hole
sale We offer genuine
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FOURTH EDITION
ICE GuRGE AND FLOOD.

The situation NJ Por, Deposit Extremely
Psrilous - Inhabitants OF the Town
Fleeing from Their Houses In Bosts.
PORT DEPosIr, Jan. 27.-The Toe In
tho SusquehsnnA north OF Port Deposit
began breaking up at 2So yesterday
afternoon. ard piling up opposite this
place, whioh forced the water back
upon the town Ia frightful manner.
In thirty minutes the water had attain
oil o depth OF Eve or six fee; In the N ain
stree, runuipg with q twift current,
carrying ~iih IL ice, fences, lumber AID
debris generally.
Ali The residences on tue lower side
Of Mar street, with 4 few exceptions
we're TO ed with three or i've feet OF
water on the hrst foors. 30 tar ~ car
BE- stctftained not more than three OF
four families residing on TIE lower side
OF Msia street remained In their resi-
dences last night The remainder re
moved to the upper side aud Into the
country.
REsCUTSG PROFILE IN BOATS
A, all hours during the night boat,
c0ald be seen ro2ing mp aud doSl
Main street, removing resldeE 10 Sc th,
water lLvAded thsir Eomts.
lhe principal portion OF the resi-
asuc-s en- the lower side OF Main street
Wall lose heavily; the ice comius do VT
n !A'ge quantities literally demolished
eli the stables, back buildings ans
fences. The platform around the depsi
aEd railroad depot ar. also demolished,
aud the depot subnersed with ten fee
of water.
AN APPALLING MASS or IcH.
At day break this morning the water
had subsds d sofa jiently to enable b,
people - obtain al insdeq sate PROF pee
tive Of tbs dettsuet i4n, wbich can bt
nstter imagined ihan described. At
t.is morning the water began TO rise
again, and has continued grad ualls al
day. At2p m the water had Attsirea
height equal 10 isst year. The ac,u
mn alton OF ice at Port Deposit has be
cone appalling.
The body OF ice IN the mouth OF the
river shows TO sigus OF breaking up,
~t lie she mass OF ice from above con
VII ues to pour In aud accumulate here.
THE PERIL IhCREhsISG.
An ua.acce.stul attempt WAS made
- Gby 70 bresa The zoe gorge with dy-
nam 10, and after som. bouts OF hard
WORK the scheme wac abandoned. There
was movement OF she ice about 2 "a
o'o ot L this Afterp oon, and the water In
the. main street rose several feet. An
IN DC enss hay shed be on cling 10 Jacob
Tcme Vas Alno5. completely demo
ished, Is also were many stables and
sob sheds Along the shore. Reports
from up the Tiv.T are shat heavy Toe 10
oming down 10 immonss quantities.
That the wors; is not yet Is the general
superstition and should the gorge oppo.
ate this place continue to resis. the DC
cnmulSting pressure from above the
dnal resnli cannot be onlec. sred, suS
tie suspense Is fearful.
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The Acaicmy O. Vl
opened on Mon lay a'isf.o,l
management o, Mr FIJ
.essec, And Mr.. Sum
treasurer. Domit.rsN,.J
With = seDsa'iora tfsut
capped from sin2 sra"
Gin olnpstl Times sfs.t,a
Mr.. Dominica Esrnr
cial character has a; ri
Tits season. Tto.e
genuine cel.neatI n, q l4
u prono1Lcr HIM ssps,,ea
Dfew "
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mo Arrum.allal

ArsuDent in IL, o.raI
William q. McCsten Il
ION Steamship { sp,.y \
United States D.-i.l "a
ware in Aduifsay. ID
evening, ard NJ ~
hands OF jade 2. "A
which Will no. h. fmJ
weeks
The case hs. ,r-s, n
BY Charles 6 lb b.. j
for libci,api, Aud ur.
Franz u. Star. Ere
aud Bates & E-.rt.
ton. Dol.
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L. reported tusti ~
p se- quito reern 3 re
ors in the Second -
o. q place knows a. =
short cistanc. our y :
IL Ia said ,hs' the nt!' p"
by alton, 800 spsc.s. "
vas to have bt Il ,l-i
OF the ooutestAn.s Vi" =
The II cond r1uui
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pehble, fprlnE leel, button, f.zes 20
l0b from 55 10 IS cents at the Family
Shoe Heus-, 2C6 Make, street, above
SeIQId, Whining on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

A few week 80 seq
by mpal and rrsg'F 'i
tApt EpiseopA ID
In the vicinity a !"
streets, and they l'H
time at the REF BIZ y
log the call VI NE :.
neat little boofs, &c !
b. highly priasa ny q
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Fifth F15I1

aal,
Two wagons lca.v. ~
farm Of Joseph CieA -,
this morning for llt,+..
advance being 10 chs, !, J,
named Smith, and @s $ "
. coiored nan mani
travelling about ~, "a
VAS thrown IRON IT, ,,. -
was riding when on. a ~
OF the wagon patt.d ay. :.
jarlng him vers BAL,
and ut the sAniy i.n.,,.
load OF hay. Wien .. ~
discovertd by Mr. R.,',.
besn dragged 81 me 80
HS the team lad cl1,,'.Is
run ming gears Along 49,.
had hal peped, ana
senseless. A carri,s..,,,
and the colofed nao 80.
id@nce OF Mr.. { e.,t,
AID vas sun mon
rallied or not W.
Smith had 10 hl,,.r
team, Which irsit4
travrlsd on, s2d w..
al cad, ana pursued h.,,r
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VM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market SIS,

SoodS ~ Sucop' ie d JUS
ton We have been asked
daily. Well, they are here
1T prices-you make a great
gain in taking them, we an
indire It gain in selling them
the sale goes on and
crowds Of goods 60 out.
Our dress goods stock feels
the strain on its reduced
stuffs and many lots are gone
but the pruning and sorting
goes on.
Eleven pieces Of small red
and black plaids, all worsted
Filling, So in wide, splendid
for children or wrappers, are
reduced to IS cents from
1873.
A small lot Of Mohair,
with silk pin stripes, neat
styles and quiet colors, stand
ard goods, at SO cents, GO
down to 7oc, double told. 4
few cheviots with them,
mostly in grey effects-,he
same.
A lace canvas clo.h boucle
Jail wool, S shades, quiet col
orings, were .most too light
Tor winter wear, will make a
good c mirg season dress
! or overdress-37 &c from 6oC.
Pink and grey, gold and
grey, gold and blue, double
plaid effects, subdced tones,
bought too late for last sea
Iso2-all of the finest wcrs-
t DIS, double fold, you get the
benefit Of their late coming
boo from 81.
Children's black ribbed
stockings, in sizes from 6 to
8-regular made, all we
have piled on the counter
l2ic. from 25c, a pair.
One line OF ladies' bal
bfigsan stockings, regula,
made, sizes s to 9l-to
tempt you-I9c. from 25c
Mems Canton flannel
drawers, if you can find
them to ft-37sc. from soc
. Mems silk stitched cloth
gloves, 23c. from soc.
: Mems merino gauze shirt.
c broken sizes, only SO to A.
price one-half, If the sizt
! will do-25c from soc.
Think of zephyr ginghsn
] reduced to SC. from I5c., anc
e fine crinkled seersuckers Ioc
from 25c. You'll want thest
/, y later on.
i Our new French sateens
} in magnificent assortment
F are here direct from the in
porter. We never showee
!. as fine a line.
= How often tr.tles affect u
I here's a char CO to ERE
]. serve your temper. It's
j direct blow at your GOO
to undertake to PHI
j your cuff to your sleeve
a. when the pin binds or gce
c in so fast it sticks you, nov
I'll ANT il We have e cuff
=; holder, a simple little ste,
y spring arrangement to Sc
.aiiDslde he sleeve or dress {
!, coat. which clasps the Gu
: d holds it firmly in pos
l. ton by simply sGea4sx tn
n, cuff ever your haad i&e tn
70 sleeve. Only ano til c
ID production OF the inventiy
d nutmeg State. Ioc. pair;
pair for CSC,
Sec cur reduced carae
IN Tapestry Brussels, 50
from Csc; So. from 75C
4 62Ic. from 85c; 75c. iro
y 9oc "RoXbuiy, "Smith' s
70 Unions" Ger sp Il
Ae + Body Brussels Sc
~ every where at sI.25--her
Ps 10 go with the reduce
be goods. 81 Borders to mate
10 and halls and stairs.
1t 4 lot of dado windc
.hs lec & let l., 4, feet 1
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We would BE pleased TO have
you Try sample pound.
Our so-cent Teas art unequalcd
in the market. We VIII cheer
tully furnish samples for com
parIson with any others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

The Cook & Aikir,nc1
greeted with Arot.e,
last evening, who per.sl
The very fine prts.u,,ns,
Lady OF Lyous
perfectly ~ houle sp.
excellent rend, Il
won for her II or. ~
Sullivan gave
Ciaade M.lno,,e.
Craven did the 10
The other ohatae'.-. ~.
an unexcept.olab. g n.ttsJ
Afternoon tn u
beautiful ard Ia 4r. u
Emi u :. This e7eaa. u
sent 'BloH fyr Boz
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

The sale a, the -four store, e. W. cor.
u Fifth and King streets, viii &c; take
laos to Tno rrow as mentioned IN yea
tereay't paper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

Stop tina, coughing; II you DO rot, II
may kill you. A bottle NJ DR.. Bulls
Cough SJr1p only coats you % cents.
ana rs timely use may fave your life,
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Ths ihree.ftEy h;a
III j feTfon stee' 80
a. ubllc s4ss l.a1
disno ed u o. - gaa ~
r La ly 10 Ma ha.A
525.
Qlinby Z ,.rtsr
Chased a lot OF j
en.h, the pr party Z
deceased, for g. = =
oE6sr Of thetI
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REMEMBER
REMEMBER

When locking for Cloth.
ing at this scason of the year
that our stock Of Overcoa.s,
Suits, Odd Pants and Vests
is complete, and all New
Goods, which are being sold
as low in price as old stock,
broken lots, etc, etc, that
YOU see advertised by many
Our motto-"The Best
Goods Tor the Least Money"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

a pbilaRthropist-hocaase be feeds al
who call-Legg. IA L rs street..
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N. B. DANFORTH,
n. L. Ger. And and Market Sta.

rOU2HS -lhE SEDBfN CHANCES
" Of resthaf are sources q pulmonary
t'cnctisl snd A'tbtEAtic affections. Fxpe-
rienos has PioNet tust HASSON'S a. N.
POUND bfk OF TAX acts ,psediIy
and certainly when tsken Ia the early
stages o the ssase. II 10 sold by all nc
lead ,nK druggists
FOR sale by q. :. Smith. corner pe,syar.
avenue and buFont street. J. J. gAlasher
BIO, lto3 and 1904 Market street; +. "
fena, as and III West sth street, 4 X
1AftmeiL cern-r 5th ant Madisen streets.
y i. ihl"otth, northwest corner md and
Jefferson tteeu, Wilmington. Lei us-st
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At i03 EAst 9th ktre.,,

"A lac EiOk ALL REASONS bh
ins pure drasa and chemicals, {,
s.nls tLeT prescriptions or private ~
ssifE e@rsfuily compounded win pure taF
ISt.Sh teedid 20 to :hs DRAG stureo,
II, X BhlhdtIt' h.sT.
a. ha'sststr-st wilInipstn II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

NCIOE-WE DtSlRE 10 HAVE
~ our friends ana customers know hat
No sls Snip.ev street. IN tho I.as'f,oa
h1lllng, wuote Ne are rising frou rur
ssl ~ as iast IS possible. We expect coon
- pe N condition 10 MI orders tor pricing
Nv ,s., ooeAoIhi lhs bttterquicker aud cfaater
'-'-4 ''s' 1+A"lS baOS., $40 Shipley 81
las- 81
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For dyspeps'a.
rheumatism,
bloiches suo EN-
The Great H'Elao
blood purifier ~
was sold here A. 81
Tnir.eenih d 4 h
Bles,. stale ~ az 81.
nArzet Leuse,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

T q STA Little AND TAN
AZ cog; reg 't'er luE ter OF dog, lsos. SUB.
stArtial reward II gtturaed " AS East 6,h
street. l2s-sts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

" ar hb-a YOU Nc LhIlE3 DE
ste siions; one as lady's conn m
~ or Ilsht nouseworE; the other liyinE In
,t l.,., iamHy Vr with 3 dressnaker, or n
i,,,.,9h H. store Apply al V03 orange
I.s..ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

bargains I
10. OF men : " ID i,sr.
boots and shos'
a an ufActursr A.
prices will suFp' . I'd
Shoe House, .N
SecoI d, Wiluii
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

RoR kENt-S-SIUkY HOUSE, CON
IL tAing Q IscIs End Eltehen, No al
Jsiuson street ILqEire OF tbs premifes
t.A rs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

,osI-fhOM BUSH a SONS TX.
~ "a .soHsK1n n, bale OF Cocoa Mating,
a $50. utAnVliie Morrell, Wilmin, too -
a saGaole reward will be pa,I for rs ,e.
No''fs u ", BUSH = Suns. ias II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

NANrtU-BY rWu GENTLEMEN
w second or thru HIor font .oosi
with slI eonvenienees IL, lodsin within hys
N iuuns wax CT r, ~ b Il. depot. Ad
dress "Aodg ing THIS oT.ce. l.s1ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

button shoe ~, = 81
the Family SUI
st.eet, Wilm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

W AHrEn-G GpGp WOMAN FOR
w general htpseS Gsk; 3 lew II lies in
country; 70 satAing Ut tr1llng. address
"E.l1 sln, tits OH .. i2s5t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28
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There were ~ ~ A
gle drunk tr'' 81
morning, apd t5..
the dock Seta
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

ENJH SsLE-STOCk AND PIX tURES
Il Of cigar store Going 0 gooi Business
a ddfe Z gar store, this otbse. l-s..t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-28

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plny las 1.ig 4
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which tee foiH .i,l II
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